White Road Crossing Safety Debate in Traders Association
A Traders Association discussion on White Road Crossing safety reveals repeated near misses as trains approach. Mr Hendeman warns a dis trict superintendent after a motor wire fault incident saved by a quick action. Council seeks an expert inspection and possible lighting to prevent future dangers.
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Traders’ Association
Hendeminag
Wimsell
Wass
Victori le
Minors
Baldock
Christmas Holidays Decision By Traders Association
The Traders Association met to set holiday rules. Mr. Monkhouse stated Christmas Eve could stay open late under the Act, while proposing closures on Thursday and Friday. December 25 and 26 were noted with adjustments to Christmas Eve and New Year arrangements. The motion passed.
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Traders’ Association
Monkhouse
Harbor Improvements Delayed Pending Cost Decision
Mr WL Thomas informs the Trader Association the harbour improvements are referred to in the Premier's letter. Start date for the Wagin Darkan line cannot be stated until cost is settled. An advertisement promotes purchasable attachable engines from Narrogin Trading Co Bunbury at £28 10s.
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WL. Thomas
Trader’ Association
Narrogin Trading Coy
Bunbury
Trice
Cargo Delays Spark Maritime Protest and Board Critique
A report highlights severe cargo delays caused by rail and harbor inefficiencies. Shipowners, harbor officials, and the Railway Department face blame as deliveries lag from Bunbury to Narrogin, with calls for sheds, better inward cargo handling, and faster unloading to restore dependable service.
Alleged Forgery Case Tailed by Constable Hunt
Horace Hunt faces forgery charges after an alleged incident reported by Constable Gee on a recent afternoon. The case involves a questionable document linked to Mrs. Pastore and will be brought before the court today.
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Horace Hunt
Estes
Constably
Pastore
Harbor board debate on rail vs ship cargo delays
A historical council discussion examines using railways to move 39 to 190 ton shipments from port facilities, highlighting delays by boat transport and proposing same day or two day delivery options. The debate mentions figures like Manne, Griffiths, and Kueshagen, with a motion passing unanimously to pursue faster cargo handling measures.
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Bunbury
Aelivier
Lowa
Fea
Abiedn
Abe
Raibyay
Griffiths
Kueshagen
Government to confirm promised survey of better grade line
Members of the Traders Association debated the long discussed survey for a better railway line. Mr Haldock urged action on the Collie River route with input from Mr Tipping and others who recalled the earlier promise. The group agreed to seek the government’s guarantee on when the promised survey would be completed.
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Mr. Haldock
Mursilay
Tipping
Collie
Narrogin Line Criticized Over Poor Service At Meeting
Traders Association hears strong public discontent over Narrogin Colle line reliability and delays. Passengers favor direct Bunbury route via Perth amid waning confidence in official figures and railway leadership. Protests grow as residents press for action and ministerial intervention.
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Traders’ Association
Narrogin-Colle
Bunbury
Short Tut
Alan
Vacancies and Nominations for Kalgoorlie Federal Seat
The Kalgoorlie seat vacancy follows Mr Ay B eet resignation after Mr Frazer store’s death. Three Labor hopefuls contest with Mr McLeod, Miners' Union secretary, favored. Federal nomination race intensifies as Mr H Janes, Miners' Union secretary, is urged to back Mullin. Liberal prospects and intra‑group bickering cloud the contest.
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Kagoorlie
House of Representatives
Ay B.eet
Frazer
McLeod
Miners’ Union
Groes
Kuleoole
H. @Janes
Mingors’ Union
Mullnn
Foieidé
Kalgoorlie
Harbour Board marks Humpheries retirement with gift
The Harbour Board held a meeting in Bunbury yesterday as retired secretary Mr D G Humpheries was honored with a silver teapot gift. Board chairman FLOW Styerv praised Humpheries for a long career improving port operations and opening new channels of trade.
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D.G. Humpheries
Bunbury
Mey Flow
Styerv
Humphries
Chainiin
Mwuphrion
Tw Boas
Captain Scotts Letter to Mrs Wilson and Mrs Bowers
The piece quotes Captain Scott's final letters from the ill fated polar expedition. It highlights his consolation to Mrs Wilson praising Bill and Birdie Bowers and noting Scott died brave and cheerful. He expresses belief in Providence and hope for the families left behind.
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Scot
Scott
bin Peeail
Mra. Wilson
Cam
Unclear fragmentary notice from Bunbury court record
Fragmentary OCR text references a legal matter about Fraenkel Esq and Bunbury Courts. Mentions opening veretiany, guardian duties, and visitors, with several garbled terms. Details are unreadable and cannot be confirmed.
Fragmented OCR sports note on polling and milkmind drink
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions polling and a milk based drink. It references players fans and preparation and hints at a vote. The text is garbled with uncertain names and dates, making it hard to determine a clear event or outcome.
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Vollore
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White Road Crossing
Waite
the Harbor Works
Uaruo
Aburiade
Elient
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Broigghie
Anita
Kouialpi
Railway Department
Gohrunn
Nati
Finn
Tei
Mle
Atulisery
Lang
Crurutinly
Pianboy
Fesmantia
Suvmiklinnae
Aiehorrus
Hakis
Hunbury
Banbury
Alberta
Baddock
Amman
Dardaiup
Ie Boaygeans
Tae Stacy Wudly
Dom
Rutin
Gollisry
Narrogin Kightmare
Kalgoonlie
D. G. Humphries
Captain Scott
J Umrade
Taznis
Fraenkel, Esq
Tle
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